Hackathon (Sep. 2017)
In order to get setup to build the Stingray getting started plugin you'll need a Git client to clone the content of this repository on your computer.
If you want your plug-in to include C/C++ libraries that extend the editor or the engine, you will also need:
You can find a developer build of Stingray at the following location <http://todo jo box.com>
If you want to build your own version of Stingray you can following the instruction on the README page at this location.
Step 3 - Clone stingray-plugin
Clone this depot!
And follow the setup instructions.
TODO JO: provide links for cloning that fits with build version
Stingray is an interactive engine (and an editor) allowing a user to author games or interactive applications (VR or otherwise). The Stingray Editor supports a flexible plugin API allowing a user to enhance the capability of the editor.
- Official Stingray Lua documentation
- For developping and debugging Lua code (both engine and editor) we suggest you use Visual Code with the StingrayDebugger extension.
- Nice Lua Cheat sheet.
TODO ALL: Add plugins ideas
Here are a list of already existing plugins and examples that can be used either as tutorials on how to implement some specific workflows or as inspiration.
Here are the instruction to install any of the plugins described below:
1- Open Stingray Plugin Manager
2- Press Add Plugin and navigate to the stingray-plugin-api-samples/samples folder and select the .stingray_project in one of the plugin folder:
3- See what has been added to Stingray :) Usually, it will be a new menu item in the Window menu or a totally new menu in the Main menu toolbar.
This repository contains a lot of different plugin examples. You should download or clone this repository and look at some of the examples.
- Viewport Examples
Other plugins
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(TODO JO) Giphy
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Jo Massot: Git
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(TODO SEB) Thunderstorm
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(TODO PC) Level editing utilities
TODO: Test sur 1.9
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Viewport extension